Sentence examples for a form of which from inspiring English sources

Each performance was an improvisation, a form of which Paxton was by then a master.

Moreover, it's a musical, a form of which academy members and moviegoers have been starved for too long.

Then came mad cow disease, a fatal degenerative malady a form of which can be contracted by humans who eat meat from an infected cow.

To that time, the reserve clause — a form of which existed in all four major leagues — kept players shackled to one franchise in perpetuity.

(Cows so sick they can't walk can't legally be processed into food because they may have mad cow disease, also known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy, a form of which can be passed on to humans).

He could thus write a biography, a form of which he was suspicious, while remaining true to the tenets of microhistory that had guided his work on Broszat's Bavaria project.

"We got an industry which produces a form of food which is relatively cheap".

The landscape architect Kim Wilkie believes that great gardens can "speak to us" - which is a form of communication which will surely be obliterated by constant interruptions.

Here, television may refer to a form of storytelling which comes in short chunks which are organized as part of longer series which unfold across seasons.

That's started to change as a result of the emergence of intersectional feminism, a form of feminism which recognises there are multiple forms of oppression which intersect.

Which means the video is essentially being treated as a form of entertainment — which is disgusting.